Hawar News Agency's Plan - 26,1, 2025

 The leader of the Druze community in Suwayda has called for the establishment of a modern, inclusive Syria that embraces all of its diverse groups and talents. He emphasized the importance of leveraging the expertise of all communities, including the Kurds, who possess distinct administrative capabilities. (Attached  with photos and videos)

 Residents of Deir ez-Zor stressed the critical importance of the Tishreen Dam as a lifeline for their region. They condemned the attacks by the Turkish occupation and its affiliated militias on civilians protesting to protect the dam. The aggression against the dam represents an assault on the Syrian people's rights and their pursuit of peaceful coexistence. (Attached  with photos and videos)

 Kobani did not fall to ISIS, whose operations were heavily supported for years by the Turkish occupation. Turkey's ambitions crumbled against Kobani's walls, turning its name into a haunting nightmare for Turkey's neo-Ottoman project, which has sought to occupy the city for 13 years. (Attached  with photos)

 Our agency has documented the casualties of civilians martyred and injured in attacks by the Turkish occupation and its mercenaries on protests near the Tishreen Dam. The UN Commission of Inquiry on Syria has announced its intention to release a report on Turkish occupation crimes in February. Attached  with photos)

 Observers express concerns that Syria might devolve into a situation reminiscent of Afghanistan. They argue that a governance model akin to that of Al-Julani would be unacceptable to Syrians. Simultaneously, reports suggest that the current Trump administration differs significantly from its earlier approach, while Israel's latest escalation seems aimed at annexing both the West Bank and Gaza, effectively nullifying the Palestinian political project. (Attached  with photos)

 A prominent Syrian writer and analyst highlighted the emergence of new power monopolies in Syria, creating a highly complex situation. He noted that Turkey continues to obstruct the political process, exploiting the situation to expand its occupation. He stressed that any genuine solution must incorporate the experience of self-administration in Northern and Eastern Syria. (Attached  with photos)

 In NE Syria, agriculture, a cornerstone of local livelihoods, faces severe threats due to prolonged drought and relentless Turkish attacks on infrastructure. This dual crisis undermines agricultural capacity and exacerbates the suffering of local residents. (Attached  with photos and videos)

 The people of Qamishlo will bid farewell to seven martyrs from the Syrian Democratic Forces and Community Protection Forces. The burial will take place at the Martyr Dalil Sarukhan Cemetery at 11:00 a.m. (Attached  with photos and videos)

 Condemning Turkish attacks on NE Syria, particularly the targeting of civilians and medical teams near the Tishreen Dam, the health institute in Hasaka’s Gweiran neighborhood will issue a statement at 11:00 a.m. (Attached  with photos and videos)

 The Syrian Revolutionary Youth Movement in Hasaka and the Tel Brak City Council will organize protests to denounce Turkish occupation attacks on NE Syria and express support for the Syrian Democratic Forces. Demonstrations are scheduled for 11:30 a.m. (Attached  with photos and videos)

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